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 Donato Perez
Garcia, M.D. 3 has
more experience practicing insulin potentiation therapy (IPT) than any
other living doctor -- eighteen years of experience.
Born in Mexico City on March 30, 1958, he represents the third generation in his family to use the IPT method. His grandfather, also named Donato Perez Garcia M.D. 1, born in 1896, first used IPT in a patient in 1928, and practiced it in Mexico City for 43 years until his death in 1971. And his father, Donato Perez Garcia y Bellon, M.D. 2, born in 1930, practiced IPT in Mexico City for 44 years, from 1956 until his recent death on November 23, 2000. Dr. Perez Garcia obtained his medical degree in 1982 from the University of Anahuac. In 1983 he started working with his father in the family clinic that his grandfather had started, at Ponciano Arriaga #28, near the Monument of the Revolution, in central Mexico City. In 1988 he set up his own clinic in Tijuana, on the US border, where he has now practiced IPT for more than 12 years. He specializes in treatment of cancer, arthritis, and other chronic diseases. In the late 1980s and early 1990s he was an officer of SANA Medical Institute, Inc., and Medical Renaissance Foundation, both now closed. He is a co-inventor of two IPT patents, and a co-author of several published papers about IPT. His professional goals now are moving more towards teaching IPT to other doctors (he has taught eight so far), doing IPT clinical research, and recovering and preserving the medical knowledge of his father and grandfather. Dr. Perez Garcia is married and has four children. In his free time he enjoys reading, photography, video, music listening, and water skiing. Links: Photos:
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